Ivanhoe Club Hosts Mrs Griffitt In Garden Party
The Ivanhoe Friendship Club met with Mrs James Griffitt this week. Members exchanged apron patterns, played games, and each received a pin cushion and needles as favors. Cards were sent to the sick, and Mrs Griffitt guided tours of her flower garden before refreshments under the trees. Eleven members attended along with three guests: Mrs J W Souders of Bonham and Mrs Rue and Judy Kay Fegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe Friendship Club
James Griffitt
Griffitt
J. W. Souders
Bonham
Rue
Judy Kay Fegie
Trip Returns From Vacation in East
Mrs. A. A. Nicholas and Mrs. C. A. Sampsel of Fort Worth with Nevill and two sisters completed a two week motor trip through eastern states. They visited Louisiana Tennessee Virginia North and South Carolina and Maryland and called on J. D. Crittenden in Houston while en route home.
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Mes
Nevill
A. A. Nicholas
C. A. Sampsel
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
South Caolina
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Houston
J. D. Crittenden
Nicholas
Sampel
Social Roundup of Visits Across Dallas and Area
Miss Betty Dagley visits Dallas to see her brother Johnny Dagley. Susan Meade and her parents visit cousins in Richardson. Guests at Will Thomas include E Marshall Jimmy and Lucille Couch from Dallas. Frances Ann Smith visits Irving with PS Petty. Mrs James Ramey of Orange visits relatives here with Mrs Kantz. Shariey Gatlin stays with Hodges. Jack King and family host from Carlsbad NM at Lake Texoma. Annabelle and Suzanne King vacation in San Antonio. Goldie Hughes visits Arlington. Allyne Smith Sherry and Marilyn McKetterich return home after Dallas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dagley
Dallas
Johnny Dagley
Dagley
Young Susan Meade
John E Meade
Dan Ferrell
Richardson
Will Thomas
E . Marshall
Jimmy
Lucille Couch
James Ramey
Orange
Albert Williamson
W. P. Kantz
Annabelle
Suzanne King
Jack King
San Antonio
Allyne Smith
Sherry
Houston
Marilyn McKetterich
Neal Blaywkenship
Birth Announcement for Boy Roberts at Baylor Dallas
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs W R Roberts of 3098 Holm Drive Garland on June 7 1957 at 8 P M in Baylor Hospital Dallas. Weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces and named after Mrs Roberts former name Miss Nancy Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Myers of Bonham.
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W R. Roberts
Holm Drive
Garland
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Roberts
Nancy Myers
Harris Myers
Bonham
Gerald Money Plans Homecoming Piano Solo
Gerald Moncey a junior will perform a piano solo at the Shooks Chapel homecoming service Sunday at the Methodist church near Sulphur Springs. The annual reunion is being held there, with Mrs Winnie Money accompanying her grandson.
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Gerald Moncey
Shooks Chapel
Sulphur Springs
Winnie Money
Reunion May Be Final for Halsell Alumni in Savoy
Savoy High School Halsell Memorial Auditorium hosts a Sunday meeting of ex-students with Dr. John Inte¢ of Dallas as speaker. Mrs. Annie Hassell Woodward presides, officers include G C Hodge and Mrs. G R Newby. Memorial service and noon luncheon follow. annual vote and officer elections determine if reunions continue.
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SAVOY
Spi
Old Halsell College
Halsell Memorial
Savoy High School
John Inte
Dallas
Annie Hassell Woodward
Durant
Oklo
G C. Hodge
Bonham
G. R. Newby
Methodist Church
Morris Visits Bonham Relative From Mexico City
Robert Dale Morris of Mexico City son of the late Robert Morris and Mrs Morris of Texarkana stayed with Percy and Miss Inez Inglish in Bonham. He was en route to St Louis on business and drove from Dallas to visit. Morris noted Mexico City's growing population and a great lake beneath the city while his brothers Winston and Blythe also reside there.
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Robert Dale Morris
Mexico City
Robert Morris
Morris
Texarkana
Percy Inglish
Inez Inglish
St Louis
Dallas
Inglish
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Bonham
Brothers
Winston
Blythe
Picnic Supper Slated by Bonham Garden Club
Members of the Bonham Garden Club will hold a covered dish picnic supper at 5 pm Wednesday at the home of Mrs Paul Campbell and her mother Mrs Winnie Money, 409 West 5th Street. Mrs Trucy Adams, president, invites all members to attend. the event was postponed earlier due to inclement weather.
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Bonham Garden Club
Paul Campbell
Winnie Money
West 5Th Street
Trucy Adams
West Germany Boycotts Russia for Civilians Held Abroad
West Germany asked the Soviet Union to free an estimated 80 000 to 100 000 German civilians still held in the USSR. Ambassador Haas delivered a three page note to the Kremlin urging a full-scale repatriation accord alongside trade talks in Moscow. The Bonn démarche cites past promises by Kremlin leaders to release civilians.
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Bonn
Germany
Russia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Wilelm Haas
Moscow
Konrad
Air liner with engine flame makes emergency landing
An Eastern airliner with 74 aboard and one engine aflame landed safely on a Navy strip near Norfolk escorted by crash trucks spraying foam. Pilot Capt E Q Ford credited Navy actions for a trouble free descent from 19 000 feet in five minutes with only one ankle injury to a passenger. all 68 passengers and six crew were evacuated within four minutes.
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Norfolk
Navy
E Q Ford
Ford
France Sets Up Two Bases in Antarctic
Paris reports two French bases established in Adelie Land and inland 180 miles, to exchange reports with American and Russian expeditions during the International Geophysical Year starting July 1.
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France
Antarctic
Paris
Antarctc
Adelie Land
Delegation Plans to Attend Jehovah’s Witnesses Convention
The Bonham congregation plans to send delegates to a five day convention in Houston July 3 7 at the Sam Houston Coliseum presiding elder Harry West said. The local group attended a three day convention in Dallas May 31 June 2.
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Bonham Congregation of
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Houston
Harry West
Sam Houston Coliseum
Bonham
Dallas
West
12000 Hungarians Remain in Austria End of Year
Vienna reports 12000 Hungarian refugees will still be in Austria at year end. Karl Grubhofer, secretary of state at the Interior Ministry, says there also are 110000 displaced persons who were in Austria before the uprising began last October.
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Vienna
Austria
Ministery of Interior
Karl Grubhofer
Policy Will Not Change With Each Shift of Opinion
President Eisenhower states foreign and domestic policy will not bend with poll results. He emphasizes firm American policy abroad and adherence to the 1956 Republican platform and his campaign promises. He vows not to welch on commitments and calls for loyal Republicans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republian
Welch
Deaths Richard Beckham Dies in Galveston
Richard Beckham 58 of Corpus Christi died May 31 1957 in a Galveston hospital after a heart attack. A former Bonham resident he is survived by his wife two sons James and Harold and a sister. Interment was in Corpus Christi. He had lived in Corpus Christi for more than 15 years and was a member of the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Benham
Corpus Christ
Galveston Hospital
Bonham
Mra J. Ll. Potter
Meltasa Sherrer
Vera Kihott
B A’ Keene
Corpus Christi
Sumivora
James Ro Beckham
Corpus Chitath
Harold GG Beckham
San Antonio
Mra Jola Onkesn
Mlour Bluff
Beckham Hag
Church of Christ
Galveston Gambling Crackdown Sparks City Officials Clash
Galveston and county leaders trade barbs over shutting down illegal gambling dens. Clough criticizes handling while Hopkins vows full cooperation. Wilson cites prior calls to action but says progress was limited as operations persisted and reform efforts continued.
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Galveston
Peal Hopkins
Clough
Texas
Wilson
Wilson Anid
State vows to pursue gambling rings as operators depart
Authorities plan a statewide follow up as major gambling venues leave town. Officials will extend cooperation and gather evidence while local authorities are given time to act. The statement emphasizes a coordinated effort to clamp down on illegal gambling operations.
Appellate Court Justice to Quit Leaving Three Judge Panel
Galveston AMPS and Ching Justice W. P Hamblen Jr. will resign from the First Court of Civil Appeals on July 1 leaving Associate Justice Gaius Gannon the sole remaining member after the death of T. M. Cody. Hamblen was elected last year after Gov. Allan Shivers appointed him. He notified Gov. Price Daniel of his resignation to return to private practice.
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Galveston
Amps
Ching
W. P Hamblen Jr
Court of Civil Appeals
Gaius Gannon
Houston
T M Cody
Hamblen
Eligeard
Allan Shiverath War
Hambien
Price Daniel
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Trip
East
Frances Ann Smith
Willie Smith
Edhube
PS. Petty
Irving
Shariey Gatlin of
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George Hodges
Carlsbad, NM
Paul Fletcher
Lake Texoma
Goldie Hughes
Arlington
N's A
Gerald Money
Tadey
Rae
West Germany
Mesa
Fee Jones
Henry Lovelece
West Side Square
Norge
First
Nat'l. Bank
Hiroshi Kume
Mikimoto Pearl Farms
Japan
San Francisco
Horyaji
Mara
Richard Beckham
Cial
Galeston
W. E. Bush
H Bonham
Bush
State Farm
Bryan Baker Insurance Agency
East 4Th St
Bonham, Texas
B. Daina Gala
Schick
Ubeate
Penta Bhatt
Feirway
Dad
Aaerse
McKnight
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